'Revolution' aviation: egg-shaped aircraft engine
This is a breakthrough in the design of traditional turboprop engines, which are very popular in today's aviation industry.
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This is a breakthrough in the design of traditional turboprop engines, which are very popular in today's aviation industry.
National Interest magazine reported that Lockheed Martin Group is developing a new version of the SR-71 Blackbird supersonic spy plane that appeared in 2013.
Russia's Kalashnikov Concern is believed to have successfully developed a hovercraft called the hovercraft earlier this week.
The Skylon helicopter, developed by the UK space company Reaction Engines, can fly anywhere on Earth within 4 hours.
In early September 2017, the Research Agency for Advanced Defense Projects (DARPA) proposed to develop FMR with an estimated budget of 375,000 USD in 2018.
The HoverBike S3's design is inspired by powerful and powerful sports cars that can fly in the air by changing the direction and height.
The reporter in Geneva led a UBS study on August 7, Switzerland's largest bank, said unmanned aircraft technology will allow at least $ 35 billion in annual savings.
According to TheVerge, of the 8000 people surveyed, more than half of them said they did not want to travel on an unmanned aircraft, even if the price was cheaper. N
According to Business Insider, China has just conducted a large parade at the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on July 30 to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the establ…
If this coating is applied to the aircraft sheath, we can solve the problem of durability for supersonic aircraft.
The first test with a 50kW laser will take place in 2018 using an upgraded version of the HEL-MTT truck that you can see on the picture.
Dubai, which is dubbed the 'Future City', is preparing to introduce a new service you've never seen anywhere in the world: unmanned passenger aircraft.
Russia is preparing to build a new submarine, twice the size of the world's largest commercial jet aircraft, and will soon be introduced to explore the Arctic.
NASA's supersonic airplanes have lower noise levels than the Concorde, which can be tested by 2019.
If successful, this special aircraft will conquer every record of previous altitude.